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create-from-git-template

v1.0.2

Published

This is a `yarn create` program for creating npm packages derived from others.

Downloads

10

Readme

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What's this?

This is a yarn create program for creating npm packages derived from others.

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How do I use it?

yarn create \(.name | sub("^create-"; "")) <source repo> <target directory>

What does it do?

It creates a new package based on your configuration input that is dervied from the template. Differently to some templates, the template component is its own git repo, with its own history. This means that any package using it can sync with updates to the template by doing a git merge, no matter how far down the line it is and git should do its best to resolve the changes. "